Immigration Policies and Parental Deportation Annotated Bibliography I need an annotated bibliography this was already started i am going to attach what i

Immigration Policies and Parental Deportation Annotated Bibliography I need an annotated bibliography this was already started i am going to attach what i already started and the rest of the instructions will be sent once assigned. Abrego, L. J., & Gleeson, S. (2013). Immigration policies hurt immigrant families more than they
help.
Allen, B., Cisneros, E.M., & Tellez, A. (2013). The children left behind: The impact of parental
deportation on mental health. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 1–7.
American Bar Association. Commission on Immigration, & Arnold, P. (2010). Reforming the
immigration system: proposals to promote independence, fairness, efficiency, and
professionalism in the adjudication of removal cases: report. American Bar Association,
Commission on Immigration.
American Bar Association. Commission on Immigration, & Arnold, P. (2010). Reforming the
immigration system: proposals to promote independence, fairness, efficiency, and
professionalism in the adjudication of removal cases: report. American Bar Association,
Commission on Immigration.
Esperanza [Telephone interview]. (2018, December).
Esperanza is a Non-profit Organization that deals directly with refugees and reunification
of children with their families. They are a part of the Immigration Legal Services that was
founded in 1994 to provide low-cost legal counseling and representation in humanitarian and
family-based immigration matters. (Catholic Charities of Baltimore). Esperanza has reunified a
lot of families together as well as failed in some cases.
The purpose of this interview was to find out what happens at Esperanza center where
refugees are sheltered and reunified with their families. I wanted to know what services they
provide to the refugees and how they help them overcome their traumas. The interview was
meant for lawyers and immigration community supporters that are interested in helping refugees
find their families or find families that are willing to take them in. The context of the interview
was finding out information on services provided to helped the traumatized and damaged
children and families. The courageous tone used in the interview was to show how many
children separated from their families and affected in a extremely unfortunate sad tone. The text
was for an interview done by me to inform the main experts, lawyers, advocates, community
supporters, and volunteers to come forward and help refugees fight this battle of separation that
they are currently undergoing from the cruelty punishment form policies.
This interview fits in my research as it is one of my main issues that I am trying to solve
out and.
Gonzalez-Barrera, A. (2015). More Mexicans leaving than coming to the US. Pew Research
Centre.
This article was written by Gonzalez using information from the Pew Research
Center to show the effects that the immigration policies are causing. The research claims
that there are more Mexicans leaving the United States and they are coming in because of
the restrictive policies that are being created. “The data sources show the overall flow of
Mexican Immigrants between the two countries is at its smallest since the 1990s, mostly
due to a drop in the number of Mexican immigrants coming to the U.S.” (Gonzalez)
The writer targeted Immigrants and their community supporters. The author also
points out to the community supporters that the harsh restrictions that are being created are
creating barriers with other countries which will affect the U.S.
Vargas, E. D. (2015). Immigration enforcement and mixed-status families: the effects of risk of
deportation on Medicaid use. Children and youth services review, 57, 83-89.

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